Save, compare and share all the holidays you love with at-a-glance shortlists. Login to Shortlists on a desktop, tablet or mobile to book the holidays you’ve saved at any time.
- Compare and share holidays
- Save holidays to your shortlist
0800 408 0778
Call today from 8am - 11pm
Speak to one of our travel experts in our UK Call Centre
Monday to Friday: 8am - 11pm
Saturday: 8:30am - 8pm
Sunday: 9am - 9pm
Cycling in Croatia
Whether you hit the mountains or the coast, the old towns or rich island countryside, explore Croatia’s varied landscapes on two wheels. It’s all dramatic around Split, while Pula’s more geared
towards beachfront biking. Historic Dubrovnik has bags for cyclists, too.
towards beachfront biking. Historic Dubrovnik has bags for cyclists, too.
Specialist hotels
Hand-picked hotels with cycling facilities
32kg bike carriage
Pre-book our great value bike carriage
Bike transfers
Convenient transport to and from your hotel
FREE bike carriage for groups
One in every four bikes go free for groups of 10 plus
Heavenly hillsides
The hillsides of Hvar don’t disappoint. Rocky paths and dense forests make up these parts, and you might even catch glimpses of the sea below, depending on track steepness. Meanwhile, some of the Plitvice Lakes are mapped out for cyclists.
Coastal areas
Around Split and the Dalmatian Coast, adrenaline-pumping routes will reward you with seafront scenery. Over in Istria, along the coastal paths, you’ll find around 1,000km of it marked for the benefit of cyclists, so there’ll be plenty of pedalling places.
Great events
Mark the Tour of Croatia on your calendar. It’s popular with pros, and generally held every April, with six stages spread across six days. But if you’re on the hunt for a one-day event, choose the GP Laguna Poreč.
Croatia cycling hotels
from
£{{deal.PerPersonCost}}pp
Based on
{{deal.AirportName}}, {{deal.FormattedDate}}
{{deal.Duration}} Nights, {{deal.BoardBasis}}
{{deal.NumberOfAdults}} Adults, {{deal.NumberOfChildren}} Children
{{deal.HotelBrandName}}
{{deal.HotelName}}
{{deal.ResortName}}, {{ deal.AreaName }}
TripAdvisor Traveller Rating
- {{deal.KeySellingPoints[0]}}
- {{deal.KeySellingPoints[1]}}
- {{deal.KeySellingPoints[2]}}
Hotel details
- Cavtat – Zvekovica – Miljasi
- Limski Fjord
Cavtat – Zvekovica – Miljasi
Cavtat – Zvekovica – Miljasi
Difficulty: 2/5
Climb Level: 3/5
Max Altitude: 220m
Distance: 26km
The Route: This circular route starts at the bus station in Cavtat, and winds around cycle paths made of asphalt and gravel.
Limski Fjord
Limski Fjord
Difficulty: 3/5
Climb Level: 3/5
Max Altitude: 197m
Distance: 65km
The Route: Riders will cycle from the Dračevac area to the Lim Fjord, where pretty scenery combines with water. The rest of the track is generally asphalt.